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287 routes with current prices · every one read within the last
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(113 quiet routes hidden for now — no recent fares to show; they return when data does.)
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| Departs | Returns | Where | Airline | Bags | Total for 1 | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-12-27 | 2027-01-10 | CasablancaMIA–CMN | Air France 1 STOP | bags ? | $891? | Google →KayakAviasales |
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24-hour rule never applies to third-party bookings, airline staff often cannot touch an agency ticket,
and agency refunds run 30–90 days. A few airlines carry your route and dates over; most cannot be
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NOT raise fares. Going.com ran the same search 100 times in an hour with no movement, and Business
Insider and Thrifty Traveler found the same. What actually happens is the cheap fare bucket sells out.
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0 of the 1 fares
below are still inside their quoted window (marked in green). The rest were true when the watcher
read them and have since lapsed — that is normal, not a fault: quotes last an hour or two and the
watcher comes round hourly. Treat every price here as "what this route was going for", then confirm live.
About the Book links: they run the same search —
they do not hold the price. This app reads a cache of what people recently searched; it is not
a booking engine and cannot reserve anything. On a genuinely cheap fare the seat is often already gone.
Only paying holds a price. Aviasales is listed first because it is the source of these numbers,
so it is the most likely to still show the same fare; Kayak and Google are independent
second opinions. Always confirm the bag and seat rules on the airline's own site before you pay.
FLL primary · MIA secondary · round-trip, one adult, USD
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